There are different types of medications and treatment which can help for muscle pain, depending on type of the pain.
Some of the common options given below
· Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs): This medicine reduce inflammation and pain, blocking certain enzymes .For this some Examples are ibuprofen, naproxen & diclofenac. They can get over-the-counter , depending and according on the dose and formulation for use.There are little side effects are stomach upset, ulcers
· Acetaminophen:
This medication reduces pain by blocking pain signals in the human brain. It does not have side effects. Examples are Tylenol, Paracetamol and others. It is available on medical stores. Some possible side effects are liver damage problem, To avoid for this problem dont use with alcohal
· Muscle relaxants:
These are medications that reduce muscle
spasms and tightness by affecting the nervous system. Examples include
diazepam, metaxalone, carisoprodol, cyclobenzaprine, baclofen, tizanidine and
dantrolene. They are available by prescription only. Some possible side effects
are drowsiness, dizziness, weakness, confusion and addiction.
You should always consult your doctor before taking any medication for muscle pain, as they may have interactions with other drugs or medical conditions you have. You should follow the medicine dosage instructions carefully and also follow the doctor advisory.
· Rest: Avoiding activities that worsen the pain and allowing the
muscle to heal.
· Ice: Use ice packs to the painful area for 16 to 21 minutes
several times per day to reduce swelling and also inflammation.
· Compression: Wrapping to the injured muscle area with an elastic bandage to provide support and limit movement for pain reduce
· Elevation: Raising the injured area above the level of hight of your heart to reduce blood flow and swelling on the area
· Physical therapy: Doing exercises and stretches to improve
flexibility and strength of the muscle under the guidance of a therapist.
· Foods: Eating foods rich
in protein and potassium to support muscle repair and function
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